Sentence examples for considered as established from inspiring English sources

Rep. 566, that the title to lands passing under railroad land grants is considered as established at the date of the filing of the map of definite location.

Hence, a new method for the assessment of mechanical behaviour of single particles under confined compression can be considered as established.

Seizures were analyzed using the Lamberty & Klitgaard score and kindling was considered as established after at least three consecutive seizures of score 4 or 5. Cumulative seizure scores for each group were analyzed using repeated measures of ANOVA followed by Tukey test.

To obtain the DL and QL values, signal-to-noise ratios of 2 1 and 10 1, respectively, were considered as established by ANVISA [16, 17].

Further studies are needed before this unexpected finding may be considered as established.

However, these results should be interpreted with caution because the cases must be considered as established AKI at study inclusion according to their reported creatinine clearance.

Lord Tenterden said, in Littlefield v. Shee (2 B. & Ad. 811), that it must be "received with some limitation". The instances which have been considered as establishing that doctrine are brought together in note (a) to Wennall v. Adney (3 Bos. & P. 249), and seem to resolve themselves into these classes.

In addition, a hyper-heuristic is also considered as an established parameter control scheme.

It is considered as an established technology with possible further development in the improvement of space-time yield.

Since its introduction in the mid-nineties, photoacoustic imaging of biological tissue has been one of the fastest growing biomedical imaging modality, and its basic principles are now considered as well established.

A main feature of this EOP-oriented course is that it does not rely on any one single approach to syllabus design, but takes an eclectic approach by drawing on elements from a task-based syllabus, a text-based syllabus, and a content-based syllabus for the design of the programme, types of syllabi which can be considered as more established and traditional ones.